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I Went From Bedside Nurse to Business Owner By Turning a Hobby Into a Home Micro-Factory That Makes Over $100K a Year Original

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By AMANDA BREEN
| Entrepreneur Verified
This as-told-to story is based on a conversation with Eric Street, a registered nurse who has scaled his Indiana-based custom goods business, LaserCraftworks, to more than $100,000 in annual sales using xTool’s Apparel Printer. The piece has been edited for length and clarity. My dream was always to be a nurse. I went to nursing school, did well, graduated and started working as a nurse. Then Covid hit.
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His Harvard Dorm Room Side Hustle Started With a ‘Simple Frustration.’ Now It’s Speeding Toward $500,000 in Sales in Its First Year.

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By AMANDA BREEN
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Prest Entrepreneur Media LLC and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some products and services through the links below. Youngblood started his shelf-stable hummus brand Prest in November 2024. He invested a few thousand in a pressure cooker, dehydrator and other equipment. Prest hit $3,600 in week one and is expected to grow sales to $500,000 in year one. This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Brian Youngblood, 28, of Boston, Massachusetts.
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How to Master the Art of Getting People to Truly Listen to You

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By AMANDA BREEN, Arpit Jain, Slava Bogdan, Sherin Shibu Verified
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Effectively influencing others stems from building trust and engaging in meaningful conversations, not exerting control or authority. If you want people to listen to you, you have to listen to them, too. It builds your credibility and fosters a deeper connection. Relationships are built on connection, not control. But when you feel like you’re not being heard or don’t have the power that you want, there’s a good chance you speak louder and take up more space, or gain control by asserting authority.
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